ovecjoe / bankapp

BankApp

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DESCRIPTION

This is an INCOMPLETE mini bank application written in C. It is used to reinforce concepts and skills gained during the first trimester at ALX. There are many features missing at present and that makes contribution possible as there are stuffs you can help with. Check the FEARTURES MISSING section for more info.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

To install this program:

1. git clone <repo_url>
2. cd BankApp; cd bank_app
3. source ./build.sh
4. ./bank

FEATURES MISSING

• A User Interface (The bank.c file is created for that purpose).
• I believe a bank app should be network-enabled and this is not. So, the function that handles transfer from a customer to another is incomplete. The money transferred disappears and that is not right.
• A database is needed for every bank application...It is missing here 😉
• Very funny 😀; This bank app doesn't use account number... You might be interested.
• Every customer should have an ID to identify them easily, I failed again.:smirk:
• The source code is not explanatory enough, so you can write a documentation for it.
• This list is not exhaustive enough...There could be other features that elude me which you can think of in a fly

FEATURES IN PROGRESS

At present, I am trying to implement a database system for the customers, because the use of files is becoming inefficient.

CONTRIBUTION

• In other to contribute to this, follow the INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS section.
• Once accomplished, create a branch from which you will contribute. That can be done by:

git branch <name>

git checkout <name>

• Do all your stuffs, then git add, commit and push to repo.
• Make a pull request to me, and I will be kind enough to reply. I am a gentleman 😃.

AUTHORS

• OVECJOE [email protected]

NOTE: Your name will join the list once you have contributed to the repo.

PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT

• I undertook this project after learning the essential features of the C programming language. I wanted to condense the knowledge thus gathered into a project which, though dummy, models a real world project.
• Also I noticed that most open source C projects were not done with beginners or intermediate C programmers in mind... I then tried to make this incomplete to help other upcoming C programmers find something useful to work on that will build their confidence as C programmers.